COVID 19
We want you to know we are here for you and are doing everything we can to make sure your experience with us is safe whilst you receive the best osteopathic health care.
Our team strictly follow all current guidelines, are vigilant about our own health and the health of those who come to the clinic. Our doors will stay open as long as it is safe to do so.
What we ask you is to please stay away if you or a member of your whanau are feeling ill or have flu/cold symptoms, have travelled overseas recently or had exposure to anyone that may have encountered Covid-19. If you fall into any of those categories, please phone 078539699 and we will happily reschedule your appointment. We will ask people to leave and seek medical treatment if we are in any way concerned with their health.
As part of our safe clinic we have removed all magazines, books and toys from the waiting and clinic rooms. Feel free to bring toys along to entertain your kids during treatment.
If you wish to wait in your car before your appointment and come straight into the treatment room, rather than waiting in reception please call 078539699 to let us know you have arrived and your osteopath will come out to your car when they are ready.
If you are unable or unwilling to come in but need some advice for your body’s health or would like your osteopath to give you some stretches and exercises, please get in touch and we can speak to you over the phone.
We deeply care about health and our concern is for the coming weeks or months. This level of trauma and change not only hurts those directly affected but our whole community. This is a highly stressful time and many of us will be feeling fragile. Let’s remember to reach out (not physically of course) to support each other. If you are self-isolating or spending time at home why not read books or try your hand at a bit of artwork, perhaps play games people in your household or try yoga, Pilates or meditation (in whatever form that looks like for you). Practice being still and calm. And remember this time will pass.
You may not receive a hug on arrival, but you will still get very warm smiles and welcomes. The clinic feels like an oasis from the upside-down world and we would like to keep it that way.
We hope you and your loved ones stay well and healthy.
Ngā mihi,
All the team at The Osteopathic Clinic
"The threat of Covid-19 invites us to think as communities rather than as individuals"
Pádraig Ó Tuama, Irish poet and conflict mediator
We want you to know we are here for you and are doing everything we can to make sure your experience with us is safe whilst you receive the best osteopathic health care.
Our team strictly follow all current guidelines, are vigilant about our own health and the health of those who come to the clinic. Our doors will stay open as long as it is safe to do so.
What we ask you is to please stay away if you or a member of your whanau are feeling ill or have flu/cold symptoms, have travelled overseas recently or had exposure to anyone that may have encountered Covid-19. If you fall into any of those categories, please phone 078539699 and we will happily reschedule your appointment. We will ask people to leave and seek medical treatment if we are in any way concerned with their health.
As part of our safe clinic we have removed all magazines, books and toys from the waiting and clinic rooms. Feel free to bring toys along to entertain your kids during treatment.
If you wish to wait in your car before your appointment and come straight into the treatment room, rather than waiting in reception please call 078539699 to let us know you have arrived and your osteopath will come out to your car when they are ready.
If you are unable or unwilling to come in but need some advice for your body’s health or would like your osteopath to give you some stretches and exercises, please get in touch and we can speak to you over the phone.
We deeply care about health and our concern is for the coming weeks or months. This level of trauma and change not only hurts those directly affected but our whole community. This is a highly stressful time and many of us will be feeling fragile. Let’s remember to reach out (not physically of course) to support each other. If you are self-isolating or spending time at home why not read books or try your hand at a bit of artwork, perhaps play games people in your household or try yoga, Pilates or meditation (in whatever form that looks like for you). Practice being still and calm. And remember this time will pass.
You may not receive a hug on arrival, but you will still get very warm smiles and welcomes. The clinic feels like an oasis from the upside-down world and we would like to keep it that way.
We hope you and your loved ones stay well and healthy.
Ngā mihi,
All the team at The Osteopathic Clinic
"The threat of Covid-19 invites us to think as communities rather than as individuals"
Pádraig Ó Tuama, Irish poet and conflict mediator